By law, if you are buying, selling, brokering, or dealing 5 or more vehicles in a 12-month period, you are considered a car dealer and you must obtain and Iowa Dealer’s License.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
Short on time? Read our Motor Vehicle Dealer License FAQ
The Colorado Motor Vehicle Dealer Board is the state licensing authority for all Colorado Dealer/Wholesale Licenses. If you plan on selling 3 or more vehicles in a year, then you will need to get a Colorado Dealer/Wholesale License.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
Looking for a Dealer Bond quote? Free Colorado Motor Vehicle Dealer Bond Quote
There are six Florida license types. All vehicle dealer licenses are administered and regulated through the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles.
There are two license types for recreational vehicle dealers. They are:
For a full list of dealer license types, view the Florida Recreational Dealer Handbook.
Planning on starting a car dealership in New York for new vehicles? You must get a New York Dealer License if:
Planning on selling USED vehicles? Check out this post: How To Get An NY Used Car Dealer License.
If you are unsure if you need a New York Dealer License, check out this post on “Do I Need a Dealer License To Sell Cars?”
Minnesota requires you to have a Minnesota Dealer License before you can start selling vehicles. Legally, you are able to sell 5 vehicles a year without a dealer license as long as those vehicles are registered in your name.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
Short on time? Read our Motor Vehicle Dealer License FAQ
Are you planning on buying or selling used motor vehicles in “The Garden State?” If you do, you must get a New Jersey Used Motor Vehicle Dealer License. Having an NJ Dealer License confirms your credibility and qualification to act as a New Jersey motor vehicle dealer.
Short on time? Read our Motor Vehicle Dealer License FAQ.
Not sure if you need a dealer license? Check out this post on selling cars without a license.
A Mortgage Loan Officer is an organization or individual that works with a borrower to carry out a mortgage transaction. Mortgage Loan Officers are also called Mortgage Loan Originators, Loan Officers, or LO’s.
All persons who originate a mortgage, offer to originate a mortgage, act as a mortgage loan originator, or offer to act as a mortgage loan originator in the state of Colorado need to get a Colorado Mortgage Loan Originator License.
Here are the steps you need to take to become a Colorado Mortgage Loan Originator. If you’d like an even more detailed set of steps, Dave Sims wrote about his experience getting his MLO license.
A notary public is someone who acts as a witness to the identity of a person who needs to get an official document signed. Notary publics must be commissioned or licensed in their county of residence, but they have statewide jurisdiction so they can notarize within any county in their state.
Ready to become an Oklahoma notary? First you’ll need to get licensed and bonded.
A notary public is someone who acts as a witness to the identity of a person who needs to get an official document signed. Notary publics must be commissioned or licensed in their county of residence, but they have statewide jurisdiction so they can notarize within any county in their state.
Ready to become a California notary? First you’ll need to get your California Notary Public License and California Notary Bond.
According to Michigan state law, individuals who wish to notarize and act as an unbiased witness to the signing of official documents must apply for a Michigan Notary Commission.
Getting your Michigan Notary Public Commission means that you will be a licensed Michigan notary public for 6 years from the date of issuance. Before you begin looking at the application process, you will need to see if you qualify to become a Michigan Notary Public.
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